Best Paramount+ Shows

Dutton Ranch drags the Yellowstone brand down to the Texan border, serving up fresh blood feuds and Southern grit without losing an ounce of the original’s swagger.

Tulsa King turns Stallone into a fish-out-of-mafia-water, swaggering through Oklahoma with menace and mischief in a mob drama that actually cracks a smile.

Lioness is rough, relentless, and all-in on real-world intrigue, throwing Zoe Saldaña and Laysla De Oliveira into the deep end of a nerve-fraying undercover operation.

Criminal Minds never stops churning out anxiety, dissecting criminal pathology with deadly precision and edge-of-your-seat casework that stays uncomfortably close to home.

MobLand is lean, ruthless, and pulled straight from tabloid headlines—mobster machinations made personal and bruising.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds remembers that space adventures are supposed to be fun—big, bright, brisk, and powered by the joys of discovery.

SEAL Team delivers pounding action and hard-won camaraderie, tackling both adrenaline-fueled missions and the emotional shrapnel that comes with them.

Mayor of Kingstown bathes in moral gray, charting the power plays in a prison town where the only thing more dangerous than the inmates are the go-betweens.

Evil juggles skepticism and the supernatural with sly wit and genuine chills, as its trio of oddball investigators run circles around both science and faith.

1883 is gritty frontier lore at its finest—tough, tragic, and brutally human, redefining the American Western with Taylor Sheridan’s signature bite.

Star Trek: Discovery goes boldly into serialized drama, blending space spectacle with unapologetically big feelings—and never missing a chance for wild reinvention.

The Agency veers into stylish, high-stakes espionage, twisting romance and loyalty until you’re not sure who—or what—is really on the line.